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The problem most glazing solutions do not solve

Office and residential glass works against you all year — losing heat in winter, gaining too much of it in summer. Fixed tints and low-e materials reduce solar gain across the whole year, including the months you would rather have the daylight. Motorised blinds need BMS integration and a recurring maintenance line. Electrochromic glass requires wiring and a control system, and reaches its dark state by absorbing energy that ends up as heat inside the glass itself.

Our window films give the glazing a built-in response: clear when the surface is cool, whitening only when the surface is heating up. No wiring, no controls and nothing to maintain — the film reacts to the heat on the glass itself.

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How it compares

Fixed tint / low-eMotorised blindsElectrochromicAlbotherm
Adapts to actual conditionsNoYes — programmedYes — controlledYes — automatic
Power requiredNoneYesYesNone
BMS integration neededNoYesYesNo
Reduces daylight all yearYesWhen deployedWhen darkOnly when overheating
Moving partsNoneManyNoneNone
Retrofit-compatibleReplacement onlyCavity installReplacement onlyYes — applied in place

Common questions

Electrochromic glazing is powered — it needs wiring, controls, and someone (or something) to switch it. Albotherm responds to heat on its own, with no electrical connection. That strips out the cost and the things that can fail.
Yes, our window films are designed to be applied to existing glazing, so the building stays in use. Get in touch and tell us a bit about your building — we’ll take it from there.
Clear, it reads close to standard glazing. Active, it’s a soft, even white. We’ll send samples and imagery so you can see both.
Light transmission, solar reflectance and switching behaviour are all in the technical spec sheet — just ask.

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